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More <strong>REAL</strong> Nova Scotians<br />
The Scotia Scholars OM Awards are intended to provide financial support<br />
to high caliber research trainees engaged in health research related<br />
academic study at Nova Scotia universities. The goal of the Scotia<br />
Scholars OM Award is to support the development of the next generation<br />
of highly qualified health researchers and leaders in the Nova Scotia<br />
health research enterprise, as well as encourage continued interest in<br />
careers in health research.<br />
Kori Andrea<br />
Kori Andrea is an honours student in chemistry at Cape Breton University. As a<br />
recipient of an NSHRF Scotia Scholars OM Award (undergraduate level), she will<br />
continue her research on the medical applications of nanomaterials.<br />
“This award has provided me with funding for my thesis project: investigating<br />
the development of wireless temperature sensors based on thermal properties<br />
of ferromagnetic nanoparticles to detect infections beneath wound dressings.<br />
The Scotia Scholars OM Award will enable me, at a personal level, to advance<br />
my interest in health-related research, contribute significantly in advancing<br />
health research in Nova Scotia and the rest of Canada, and provide me with the<br />
opportunity to inspire fellow Nova Scotians to become health research leaders.<br />
I have future plans to become a physician, and the experience gained from this<br />
research will help me to become a leader within the health research community.”<br />
Gregory Haller<br />
Gregory Haller is an honours student in biology at Mount Saint Vincent University.<br />
He was a recipient of an NSHRF Scotia Scholars OM Award (undergraduate level)<br />
and conducted research in the field of developmental biology under the supervision<br />
of Dr. Tamara Franz-Odendaal.<br />
“The funding given to me by the NSHRF has allowed me to commit myself to<br />
my research project while being able to financially plan for my future educational<br />
endeavours, including my plans to attend medical school. While working on my<br />
honours project, I have been able to present my research at the 2015 Science<br />
Atlantic Undergraduate Biology Conference, where I was awarded third place in<br />
the oral presentation category. I have no doubt that all the opportunities given to<br />
me through my program and the funding that I have received will be of great help<br />
as I look to further my education.”<br />
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